we are having fun, brendan daily and jack berkman stuck around. i'm putting this game on him, who said it. hillary or donald? >> shawn and i are playing the role as host. here we go. we're going to read a quote. hold it up and tell us who said it. donald trump or hillary clinton. >> first one. i'm sorry. i say it is reasonable to ship the burden to those most able to pay on the subject of tax hikes. >> jack says hillary. the answer is donald trump. >> he proposed a 14.25% sir tax on the wealth. >>> here we and gay marriage. i think marriage always been between a man and a woman. who said that? >> hillary. >> both of you guys say hillary clinton and you're right. she made a statement in support for natural marriage in 2000. >> immigration, give them a path toughestu you have to make it possible for them to succeed. >> i believe that would be trump. >> back on june 29th 2015 in chicago. >> gun control. the republicans walk the nra line and refused limited restrictions, i support the ban on assault weapons. hillary, jack? brendon? you say trump? and

soledad: brenda berkman fought for that right in 1979 when she sued the fire department for gender discrimination. three years later, she won. >> over here, we have got the names of all the people we lost that day. she now gives tours of the 9/11 tribute center, hoping to remind people of the women at ground zero. >> people have turned such an awful event into something where they make a difference in today's world. >> it could have been me, if i'm still here, i need to serve a purpose. >> i'm hopeful that i can spend is suspended in a way -- is spend it in a way that creates peace. that i can continue to make the world a better place. soledad: 411 first responders, both men and women, died on september 11, 2001. >> coming up next -- around the world, and here at home. seeking the truth, on "matter of soledad: thanks for joining me for "matter of fact." i've spent nearly 30 years as a journalist and as i prepared to take on this role, i've spent a lot of time considering the role of the media in politics and our responsibility to our viewers. i think we're here to have authentic conversations abo

soledad: brenda berkman fought for that right in 1979 when she sued the fire department for gender discrimination. three years later, she won. >> over here, we have got the names of all the people we lost that day. captain in 2006. she now gives tours of the 9/11 tribute center, hoping to remind people of the women at ground zero. >> people have turned such an awful event into something where they make a difference in today's world. >> it could have been me, if i'm still here, i need to serve a purpose. >> i'm hopeful that i can spend is suspended in a way -- is spend it in a way that creates peace. that i can continue to make the world a better place. soledad: 411 first responders, both men and women, died on september 11, 2001. >> coming up next -- >> important conversations around the world, and here at home. seeking the truth, on "matter of soledad: thanks for joining me for "matter of fact." i've spent nearly 30 years as a journalist and as i prepared to take on this role, i've spent a lot of time considering the role of the media in politics and our responsibility to our viewers. i think we

a awardeduz: the nti a contract to the berkman center at harvard university to study the transition plan? >> we asked for corporate governance and expertise. senator cruz: my understanding professor $9,000 to conduct a review of the transition plan. >> that sounds correct, yes. we retain her. juncker defenses of $1658 for two meetings in new york with experts related solely to the transition? >> we had two meetings in new york. i don't never the precise dollar amount that sounds right. senator cruz: interviews government salaried staff time to reductive review of the transition and prepare a draft, the iana report? >> just as congress directed us to, yes or. --sir. senator cruz: you are aware of -- alsos of the federal federal law which provides it is a criminal offense punishable by up to two years in prison and a $5,000 fine if an officer of the government knowingly and willfully makes or authorizes an expenditure exceeding an amount available in an appropriation or fund for the expenditure of the obligation? are you aware of that? >> i'm aware of the anti-deficiency act. yes, sir. cru